encage

These hunters of voices want to encage them to avoid the threat they may pose to their sleeping consciences.

Nations that do not live by their ideology and allow usurpers to encage the people, are firmly treading the highway to subservience.

On one page the word 'cage' appears three times repeated and afterwards he decides to encage her, himself.

Furthermore, drones effectively supply yet another dimension to the concrete barriers, walls and fences that encage Palestinians in Gaza and that isolate them from the rest of the world.

Hopefully, the process has been initiated early' enough this time around to avoid any Lapses in duty relief, hut if it appears that might not be the case then INDA will encage its members to put pressure on Congressional lawmakers.

So there we were: the fuel light alert, the needle collapsed at the end of its register, and a short life's worth of panicky thinking about fuel and cars and the perils of wooing while driving, combining in my mind as we elevated to the bridge's full height and its central illuminated M--shaped arch began to encage us.

"We never imagined that any people could do this to other human beings," she says, "to encage and entomb others.

McMichael could never let those lines lie on the page, unanalyzed, unexplained; he has to leash the madness, encage the hell.

Fair cousin, thy page is small to encage the thoughts which engage the mind of a sage Such as I am; 'Twere in teaspoon to take the whole Genevese lake, or a lap-dog to make the white Elephant sacred in Siam.

Although he acknowledges our capacity for agency, he not only believes, as I do, that agency occurs within a social context; he also wants, as I do not, to encage agency in established conventions to which he implicitly ascribes a natural existence and an authoritative role.